Unlock Funding Opportunities: Join Our Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Readiness Workshop!
Join CDFA for an exclusive online workshop that will dive deep into the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) and its pivotal components, including the $14 billion National Clean Investment Fund (NCIF) and the $6 billion Clean Communities Investment Accelerator (CCIA). The GGRF Readiness Workshop will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate and leverage these significant funding opportunities effectively. Don't miss out on the chance to enhance your funding strategy and boost your project's success!
Loans, Subsidies Approved to Support 301 Affordable Apartments in Milwaukee, WI
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (RACM) board has been busy. The board approved three brownfield cleanup loans and two tax incremental financing (TIF) districts aimed at closing financing gaps in three proposed affordable housing complexes. In total, the funding would aid the development of 301 affordable apartments in Bronzeville and Walker's Point.
Join CDFA for Our Upcoming Intro Tax Credit Finance WebCourse
Register for CDFA's Intro Tax Credit Finance WebCourse, taking place on September 25-26. Join us in learning about the application of tax credit programs and their use in greater economic development finance efforts. Our panel of expert speakers will discuss tax credit programs, including new markets, low-income housing, historic preservation, and state-specific programs.
City of Springfield, MO Receives $1M EPA Grant for Brownfields Revolving Loan Program
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded the City of Springfield with a $1 million check for its Brownfields Revolving Loan Program. Brownfields are properties whose redevelopment or reuse is complicated by potential contamination by lead, asbestos, petroleum, or other hazardous substances.
We Want to Hear from You! Help Identify Financing Tools for Missing Middle Housing
This year's class of CDFA Franzini Fellows is researching the various financing tools available for missing middle housing, affordable housing, and in particular, pocket neighborhoods. The Fellows are interested in learning about housing financing tools, as well as barriers and solutions to access to capital. By taking just a few minutes to complete this survey, you will lend your experience and industry knowledge to aid in the creation of systems and action plans that can be used for both developers and new homeowners. Thank you for your participation!
Tennessee Gov. Lee, TDEC Announce $7.1M in Loans for Water Improvements in Two Cities
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Commissioner David Salyers announced a $1.42M loan for the City of Ripley to improve water infrastructure. The loan is one of two approved by the Tennessee Local Development Authority, with loans for the City of McMinnville and the City of Ripley totaling $7.12M. The funds come from the State Revolving Fund Loan Program.
Lawton, OK Receives $29M Water System Loan from Oklahoma Water Resources Board
The Lawton Water Authority (Authority) received approval for $29,000,000 in funding Tuesday from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the Authority's water infrastructure. Construction of upgrades and improvements will be financed by the Oklahoma Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF). Sen. Chris Kidd, R-Waurika said, "Lawton continues to repair and replace its aging water lines to ensure the city's drinking water remains pristine and readily available. I applaud the city for tackling these extensive infrastructure upgrades, and I appreciate the Oklahoma Water Resources Board for providing funding for this project."
City of Escanaba, MI Receives $18.9M From EGLE for Upgrades to Sanitary Sewer Lines
Escanaba is receiving $18.9 million for sanitary and sewer upgrades as part of a $27.1 million distribution of MI Clean Water grants to communities across the state. The MI Clean Water Plan grants aims to help communities upgrade aging infrastructure, ensure healthy drinking water, and protect Michigan's environment.
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